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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1897
Page
1
A speaker testifies that after years of indigestion weakness and constipation a friend advised Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After trying other treatments without success the speaker took several bottles and says they were completely cured.
Residence of E R Hendry at the corner of Kinaw and Pensacola streets offers eight rooms with modern conveniences, large grounds, and ample Tol features.
Sale notice lists items for sale including a piano and nets with contact phone 301. Readable names and exact street phrases are unclear but indicate a local listing seeking buyer inquiries. Proceed with caution due to distorted OCR forming incomplete details.
Aalee announces a Homelike Place for trained nurses under Eesti Mores EP with Sepead Foren Rae Ae Fin protocol. Details on program goals and eligibility are limited in the fragment.
The Kawaihau Quintette Club also known as Hawaiian Ringers will perform at Wall Nichols Co with PF Bilva and others. Ring phone number 894 listed for venue contact and booking.
During the owner's absence from the Hawaiian dance, Mr Charles A Rice assumes full charge of Waiatae Daley aml Ranch business. Notice dated Honolulu February 5, 157. Signed by Paul Risenberg.
Detective John Roche of Sydney established a new travel record from Sydney to San Francisco via Melbourne Adelaide Colombo Port Said Naples Paris Calais Dover London Liverpool Queenstown New York Jersey City and Chicago. He completed the voyage in 49 days 16 hours 15 minutes, catching all rail and ship connections without delay and beating the prior record by about two days.
ECROVRAN LAnon and Robert W. Wilcox discuss European immigration for plantation labor and whether Hawaii will import Asiatics. They note Italians from northern provinces as steady workers, while southern Italians are seen as lazy and improvident, with concerns about contract versus noncontract labor.
Delegates of the Hawaiian Rowing Association met in A G M Robertson’s offices on a Saturday arranging the championship races for next September. The event will be held on the Pearl City course with the exact date to be decided at the July annual meeting, aiming for a date near the third Saturday in September to simplify training for all participants.
A program for the evening band concert at Emma Square begins at 7 30 with March La Fiesta Overture. selections include In Gay New York Two Lovers and other pieces by Mackennell Orde Tamnbiaiiner and Auber. Local conductors include Walter Manolo.
Gus Schuman advertises a fresh consignment of surreys, bug gies and road wagons with a full assortment of buggy and surrey harness. Items touted as first class and new, inspect at the ub Stables Fort Street, Schuma specializes in hyodunde surrey and bagey harness.
The Supreme Court affirms the confiscation decree in a case from the First Circuit, holding that under the 1886 statute the entire invoice and goods are forfeited when prohibited opium is found in shipment. Innocence of the importer does not avert forfeiture. the court cites Clegorne v Opium Pills and emphasizes the law’s plain meaning. The appeal is dismissed with costs. Also noted are bankruptcy notices, a decree in the Alexandre divorce, and a jury trial underway in Colburn v. Baiadanimpsh. King Bros. reports a 200 colored Hawaiian photo order for a U.S. client.
Dispatches describe extradition handling for Butler or similar suspects aboard the Monowai. A specially built cabin will be prepared on the Morowni deck with six inch walls to enclose the forward section, providing a bed and meals while detectives watch constantl y. If extradition proceeds, cages and iron restraints could be installed and the suspect monitored throughout the voyage to the Antipodes.
In District Court this morning Kimo Uwea was fined 85 and costs after pleading guilty to assault and battery on another native. Lapela’s carriage regulations case postponed to tomorrow. Apana in possession nolle pros. Ab Nui’s trial for the same offense set for tomorrow. HL Horn dismissed after assault on Naruta. Hermann future’s assault and battery case nolle pros. Ab Tai No 1 and Ah Tai No 2, both with assault and battery, will face trial on the 18th.
A Milesian American friend meets a tourist on the dock as they wait for the customs check. They discuss rein, then head to the actor Saloon described as the only place in town serving the drink Raimien Bren to Saititeiaties the solida.
Crowds of ladies flock to the Temple of Fashion counter sale where items formerly priced at 2 shillings are reduced to 1 shilling and 10 pence per 10 yards. Shoppers praise the bargains and say they must buy before the selection fades. Call early for first choice on the 100 table and other items.
A note extols Mikiloa and Wainnae Butter arriving by rail to Palama Grocery opposite the railway depot. The writeup claims rapid transit from dairy to ice box and asserts Palama Grocery handles large butter business at five shillings per pound, with contact via King Street telephone 7h5.
Native cliques debate threat of Hawaii being absorbed by Japan amid a pamphlet in Hawaiian arguing against Japanese immigration. The tract, dated January 2, 187, cites Chief Justice Judd on treaty rights and notes many Japanese landed despite limits, fueling annexation anxieties and distribution by the Annexation Club across districts.
Improvements place counters in the Finance Office for public access. Previously visitors stood outside the wicket to see the registrar and clerks. The new hollow square counters feature broad rails, writing space, and a brass wicket, built by W ingate Balls in white cedar with iron trim, matching interior office upgrades.
Lorron Beterin recalls a fierce storm that overwhelmed Panos valley Thursday night. He compares it to a tornado of water and wind, saying taro fields flooded and taro could have been blown to Honolulu. The speaker notes the city was put to a standstill as people faced dangerous travel conditions. E. B. Lue adds a humorous call for whinrock to withstand the wind.
Gus Schaman reports a Coast imported survey from the Columbus Buggy Company described as a beauty. It is large and roomy, ideal for family use, and highly recommended for those wanting a nice double turnout.
The Central Moat Market emphasizes fresh and clean selections including liver, bologna, bend cheese, and other meats. Mollineios is cited as a source for reliable, safe meat products available to shoppers.
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